Wilderness Skills

Revelling in the quietude of the surrounding Wandoo country while testing out the Red Roads fire pit. A…

Ancient streams carving their way out from a granite outcrop. Natural spring water in this instance that needs…

The kodja is a lightweight single or double bit multi-purpose traditional axe of the Noongar people of South West of Western Australia.

Coiled Vessels by Siân Boucherd

This is the work of the talented Siân Boucherd. I had the pleasure of attending a basket weaving…

The tinder bundle. Your primary aid in getting a fire going when using more natural methods. Think friction…

A gnamma, or water hole, is a natural cavity formed in surface rock. They are most commonly found…

The Woomera is the Australian Aboriginal version of the spear thrower, and was one of the most important…

Lower mandible and lower incisor from a kangaroo. The incisor is one of the strongest bones of all…

Wilderness skills instructor Bob Cooper showcasing how to do some basic flintknapping. Bob is performing some pressure flaking here on a piece of…

Wilderness skills instructor Cameron Large blowing a tinder bundle into flame after performing a bow drill demonstration. I made this photograph…